Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

fore ne War Dsparsmsnk for action.
Tha Territorial press have located the
uHendsr and are Kiyfng kim IN over
hanline.
AFrezG ef wa. Enxllsh. 1r.
Nxw Yonx. Feb. 9s.-wilIiaua 4 Ens-
lish, son ct Hon. William Enesisk, az
Indiana, The Democratic oandidate for
Wise PEsssdsna In 1850. waa arrested On
board the steamer Etruria. insf before
ik vas time for har % sail for Europe
today. The tofder Of arrest wAa sued
cut ef the Sapreme Osuxs By Mrs. Lacy
A. Cass. formerly of Endianapolis. tbs
home ef the young man. Later Ia The
day, and too lste 70 satnh the aae&meF.
Mr.. English was released On bail
Mrs. Cass haa beea q widow fox
Efteen years ana has child seven
rear old. she is of q pFepessessine ap
pearancs and attractive nanneE4 For
several years she was q saleswoman IN
the sfnFs ef A. Morrison, Of IndiAnap0-
lis. While here she was introduced TO
young EnRiish In January, 1856. She
was then boarding ak Q small hotel IN
that city. she alleges that be visited
the stoEa daily. escovting her home
srem work and 10 plaees Of
AGZ &4Ea5 34LA k4& Nt&0& E31z58 kAN8t
love for her and called 90 her a. heR
maafex Of puhlio notoFieey and IL was
generally believed that they we're en-
Raoed. She charges that In July. 1885.
On ona Of his visika. after entering, he
locked the door, and thai she begged
him 10 opsa it and let her Gus. bus be
refused. She charges also that be then
assniied her criminally. She alleges
that ehroaeh fear Of disgrace and ex-
posurp. che did not make public
the oaonss, but refused 10 again
zee him. Subsequently, she says.
ghe informed him Of heg
condition and alleges that he took her
20 physician and had an abortion Per
Termed. Shel claims thas EnRlish
rFomissd to make amends BY marrying
her. and that be threatened to kill her
ia case she married any one elss. She
vas Obliged TO leave her position, and
she asserts that be has since supported
Der. A few days aRo ahe says be sent
her 3lO0 TO pay certain expenses. Ga
December IL she removed 10 the city,
but be refused to marry her. she sues
for damages 10 the amount OF $26.o00.
she applied for the arrest to eompe
English 20 furnish bonds 10 appear.
sax Boys tire Victims eF . DeplsFahie
Aeeident.
EAsrox (Pa.), Feb. &.--A deplorabis
accident occurred this afteFAoon on she
LehiRh Valley Railroad, about two
miles above this city, BY which six boys,
whose ages ranged from 12 10 Is pears.
we're killed. The unfortunate youths
wera Walter Neon, Walter Heath, Viii
lie Pierce, John Gregg, Charles Bon |
stein and Mannina GaFria. allok Eastou. |
They had been ous hunting muskrats |
and we're walking on the railroad track, |
on their way home. The coal train |
bearing down on them, the boys Stepped |
10 the opposite track, when they were |
struck by the fast pa ssenRer frain. ans
we're horribly manRled and killed. /
There we're seven in the party. Six of
them we're struck by the engine aud /
thrown either between she tracks or
against she side Of the coal train. Harry /
Pierce was struck BY his brother and
knocked from the track untnlursd.
After falling he jumped to hia feet,
caught hold of his dead brother, shook
him and said: "Wske up; what are
you lying here forin he then saw his
brothers horribly manRled head and
burst into Mysteries.
By this time the passenger train vas
stopped and backed up 10 where the
bodies lay. Manning Gafris was still
alive, bot died after be and his dead
companions arrived here. All the bod
les we're placed In small building near
the Easton depot 10 await the arrival Of
the coroner. The skulls of the boys we're
crushed and msneisd. One Of the boys
had one arm and both legs broken. IL
was q terrible sight 30 see. The bodies
Of the six boys we're lying IN the road.
As they were Razsd upon BY the large
crowds OF people. tears oiled the eyes
Of the bystanders. Enginear Monroe
Who was running she pa senRer trafn
said: 81 left Bethlehem seven minutes
late, ana wss running at reduced speed
on account OF binding snow storm,
which prevented me from seeing any
thing on the track. ! knew nothing
about the accident until my fireman
called 10 me 20 STOP"
Canflrmasaens.
WAsHrNarcN, Feb. 26.-ReRister Of
Land 0fEice-H HeRry Rinshart, Of Ore
Ron, at La Grande, Oregon. Indian
Agents.. ~. Needham at Lemhi
Agency, Idaho; e. O. Fields, Of Mary
land, at Fort BeIknap, Montana. j. III.
Wright, Of Missouri, Chief Justice Of
the Sapgeme Court of Arix0ns- Post
mastsr-P. Fallon at Butte, Montana.